Rinn Shiki Juraku

Simple rooms in a genteel 1930s property with mountain views, plus a tea house & free breakfast. Set in a traditional 1930s Japanese building featuring antiques and stained glass, this refined hotel is 2 km from Jingu-Marutamachi train station, and 4 km from the iconic mountain-top Buddhist temple, Kiyomizu-dera. Featuring mountain and/or garden views, the streamlined rooms have tatami mats, futons, chabudai tables and private bathrooms. All come with free Wi-Fi, TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. A cottage adds a kitchenette, and sleeps up to 5 guests. Limited parking and breakfast are included. There's also a regional restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a cozy tea house with views of the mountain, as well as a garden.

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Traditional Buddhist temple offering tours, meditation classes & lodging in a simple guesthouse.

Cenci Kyoto is a serene bi-level haven where Italian and Japanese culinary artistry meets exceptional service, making every bite a memorable experience.

Straightforward lunch & dinner venue executing curry recipes in a compact locale.

Laid-back, understated hotel offering city & river views, plus a restaurant & a lounge. Close to eateries, this informal, understated hotel is 2 minutes' walk from the Kamo River and 7 minutes' walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo railway station. Simply decorated rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, minibars, and tea and coffeemakers; some add river or city views. Warm upgraded rooms feature living areas and/or chabudai dining tables. There's a restaurant and a lobby lounge. A breakfast buffet is available for a fee.

Nestled above Kyoto's stunning landscape, this elegant restaurant fuses French culinary artistry with local flavors, all while flaunting breathtaking views of Yasaka Pagoda.

Streamlined rooms with tatami floors in a snug inn featuring gardens & communal bathhouses. This cozy inn in central Kyoto is 1 km from the landmark Kiyomizu-dera Buddhist temple and 4 km from the Kyoto Imperial Palace. The streamlined rooms have tatami floors, shoji screens, futons and chabudai dining tables, as well as garden views. All feature shared bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and air-conditioning. Breakfast and Kaiseki-style meals are served in-room. There are gender-separated, communal bathhouses, plus landscaped gardens.

Compact restaurant offering traditional breakfasts amid streamlined surroundings.